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For RENT.--H0UsEs

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dor RENT--s75-NEwLY FURNISHED,
II bright, pleasant house, much more desir-
able for small family than flats. Herdics pass
door. 171i 10Th st. 81
IN0R RENTAL HYATTsvILLE Md
II frame houses. one 5.ro0m and the other a
7.roomi new and very desirable, SETH A.
HoLT0N. 6-1
ENoR RENT-A STYLISH CORNER RESI-.
Il dence, completely furnished: house has
been occupied by owner since built; rent $50
per month. Apply to TH0S J. FISHER & CO.,
1924 ST. ocl0 I'm
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WdyTED---HOUSEg


VXyANTED-HoUsES AND LOTS DIRECT
w from owners for cash purchasers. l am
making q specially Of renting houses TO re.
sponsible tenants. No charge whatever for ad
vertising; insurance placed In best companies.
Call on or send postal to EDWARD h. FOX,
1871 F st. N. w. Refers by permission to the
National Republican" 9.ooll-tf
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HAEEts's ElIIu TuEATER,

Peter Baker, the German favorltc appears a.
the Nijou next week IN Chris aud Lena" +"
There 4 much In tho play that Is pleasing aud
" is sure to become popular With the audience
KERSAS's TlEATEE.
Next week the Keruclps, with their strong
combination oUcu At this house for II week
As the company Is ifs'-clGss In every respect,
there IS no GOubl Of Us being well pAlrOnized
National Republican., 1887-10-29

Ara meeting OF the executive committee OF
the Republican National League II was unanl-
mously resolved That Congress be memorial.
lied to reduce letter postage to one cept."
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WANTED---MIsoEILANEoUs

yNTANTED-APPREN FOR THE U.
Boys between Ii and is received. Apply ai on
board U. 8. 3. Dale, Navy Yard, Washington.
Pay at first 30 per month and board.
aup3i- w3m
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WdNTED---HELP.


XITANTED--A SMART, GENTLEMANLY
w office boy, who would like TO learn the
dental business. Inquire of DENTIST, GIG 9th
st. N. W. 23l
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AMUSEMENTS.
NEw NATIoNAL rnEArRR.

On Monday next Mr.. E. II. sothern, son OF
the famous Logd Dundrolry, viii present his
successful "Highest Bidder" Tho critics OF
New York have accorded Mr., soiherA luStica-
tion to the fame Of the name he bears, which
in Washington is associated with the highest
order Of comedy talents. Many ot the friend :
of the father viii greet the appearance Of the
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W6yTED---ROOgrs.

yxTANTED-oNE OR TWO ROOMS FAC
w ing Penn. ave, bet. LIST and 7th sts., for
home and office: must bn reasonable. Ad-
dress TYPEWRITER, Republican Office. II
yXTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM ON
w LIST or I'd floor, with fire and board In
private family, within ten squares Of pension
Office; no objection to young folks. Address,
GLE GENTLEMAN, Republican onice. 4.2)
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eTsr MOUNT VERNON AVENUE AssoCI
e ALTON.
EXECUTIVE BOARD.

Washington-M -Messrs. T. w. Fox, JelI Chan.
dlor, VIM. L. Clarke, VIM. NJ. Gait, Henry A..
Willard.
Alexandria county-Messrs. Frank Hume,
Harrison Hatch, i. X. Windsor, Jackson f..
Sicklcs DR.. G. Wythe Cooke.
Alexandria city--D. A. Windsor. Park hg.
new, Robert Portner, +. 4. Reed, and ]. t.
Bcckham.
Fairfax Warrington Dillingham;
Walter Walton, and Stacey Snowden-
OFFICERS
Hon. JONI B. sMooT, Mayor of Alexandria,
President.
Hos. HrwhY \, WILLARD, Washington, D.
Hon. NJ. D. HARLOW, Alexandria, Va,
lI0N. L. W. Fox. NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, ID. C., Corresponding Secretary.
PERMANENT COMMITTEES.
On Charter, Legislation, and Permanent
Organ zalion-Messrs. L. W. Fox JEFF Chan
dler, j. L. Sickles, u. A. Reed n. W. Pearson,
Stacey snowden, j. T. Beokham, and w.
Clarke.
On Right of Way and Permanent Location Of
Mount Vernon hvenue-MeSsrs f. X Wind.
sor, Pork Agntw, Il. W. Fox, w. e. Clarke,
Frank Hume, George Johnson, +. A. Reed,
and w. Gillingham.
On Ways, Means and Finance -Messrs
Frank Hume, W. N. Galt DR.. G. Wythe Cooke,
D. a.. Windsor. Robert Portner, Harrison
Hatch, and W. Walton.
.TSs-s ACCOUNTANT SCOTCH CHAR
tract, sets ofbo0ks. Partnerships Investigated
' ERIC NJ. NOBLE,
se2S-wsSm 1926 street,
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BUSINESS CHAyCEs ,

A N ACTIVE, RELIABLE BUSINESS MAN
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Address "MANGF4CTuRiNG," Republican
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ne; R6SS oHR dnss IaHcS AT q
Keeps better than butter; satisfaction assured
or money returned. STALLS $40, $50. and 351
CENTER and ola NORTHERN LIBERTY MAR.
KETS. 5-augl2-tf
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VUsTHs OLD STAND IS THE ONLY PLACE
eD where first-class Second Hand Clothing
can be sold at respectable prices. Address or
call at 619 d st. N. w. se2i-tf
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For sale at Brentano's, on Pennsylvania
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ENOR RENT-A LADY OWNING A NICE
a house near Dupont circle desires to rent
permanently to l or 2 gentlemen I'd story
frontbay window room, handsomely furnished;
price ESQ: breakfast If desired. Address II. 4.
100
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Only 81 for Two Years--lsS7 and 1888,
which includes the contest Of the next Presidential
Election.
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LNoR RENTS ROOMS. 0 NICELY FUR
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departments. Address a.. D." this office.
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Single copies for one eyear................... zoe
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E>OR RENT-1430 Q ST. N. VITO A LADY
"a in office or quiet gentleman, front bay
window room on I'd floor; heat and gas; price
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For SALE

TOR SALE-BARGAIN-50 PIANOS AND
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Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, 81,
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Tne Picnic. the Beautiful Picnic.

Now let ms 20 the woodland bic, where trees
their verdure wrap, for spring mo- longer lin
gers in obi burly winter, lap In picnic garh
we'll amble forth and sit beneath the trees
and have our hides all chopped and hacked
with stng- of humble bees Wen gayly don
our linen coats and thin seersucker pants and
sit beside tine gurging stream while DER us
crawl the ants. Won swallow picnic lemon.
ade o. m0i.teu down our grub, which people
make by soaking one cheap lemon in "a tub.
The cuilele-s lemon we shall eat, devour the
clammy pie, and ,it on bowls Of custard
while a tear bedms our eye Wen tip the
mustard in the jam. the pepper in the tea
and try with AN our might TO show that we
are filed with glee Then let MS % the picnic
HE. our basket IN our hand, and home"ard
come filed mp with Woe, ami leaves and dust
and sand.-Atchi-on Kan Globe.
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MISSIONARY BILL NYE.
lie Visits the Shinnecocks OF Long
Island.

Island.
There can be- nothing morepathetic than to
watch the decay of a race, even though 1t 10
n scrub race To watch the decay of the In
dian race has been with me, for many years,
n pas.ion. and the more the Indian has de-
cayed the more reckless have been in study
ing bis ways.
The Indian race for over 200 years has been
race against Time. and need hardly add
that Time IS away ahead as pen these lines.
But the Indian is ON the wane, whatever
that is. lie i, disappearing from the face Of
the earth. and we find no better illustration
Of this sad fact than the gradual fading away
of the Shiuuecock Indians near the eastern
extremity Of Long Island.
IA company with The World artist, who Is
uaid large salary 10 hold me mp 10 ridicule
Ina these columns. | went ont the other day to
Sontbauuf0n and visited the surviving mem
beer. Of thi, great tribe give here a rough
picture. representing The artist and myself as
we appeared while entering the hostile reser-
vation The reader viii see that we were
calm
Neither Of "a knows Tine meaning Of fear
If u.s.. had been ordered by the United states
government 10 wipe out the whole Shine
cool, tribe wewould have taken damp towel
and done IT,
The Smmccorl tribe now consists Of James
Bum and another man. But they are neither
of thcm pure blooded Shiunecock Indians
Ono-lcgged Dave. am old whaler, who, as
the gifted reader ha. mo- doubt already
guessed. bias but one Deg, having lost the other
i'm going over reef many years ago, Is a
pure M01dol Indian. but not pure blcoded
Sbinnccork Most of these Indians are now
MIXED nap with tine negro race 10y marriage
and nrenot considered warlike. The Shin
necocIs have mot been rash enough to break
ont since they had the measele, some years
ago. but we viii Dot that pass.
There are now about 80 Shinnecocks on
the reservation. the most of whom are me-
eroe,. They live together in peace and hom-
inv. irving most of the time TO ascertain
what tine wild waves are saying i'm regard 20
fish
The Shmmec0cb Indian has united his own
rcuo-e of manner with the calm and naughty
di,trust of industry peculiar o. the negro,
and the result is something that approaches
nearer 20 the idea of eternal rest than any
thing have ever seon The air seems 10 be
saturated with it, and the moonlight is
soaked fun of calm it would Doe a good
place in which 90 wander through The gloam-
ing and pour "a gallon or SD of low. passionate
warming into the ear of "a loved one.
Wev,ifel Nr James Bum 40 his home
on Ilucklebewy avenue
He told MS Tine thrilling story of the Span
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5 = Merrill, the manager OF the Aiwau-
kee road, who died lately, had "a handy trick
Of knowing personally all the employees OF
his road lie was loath u permit a man TO
remain in the service II be was unacquaintel
with him When he came 70 make his Cali
fornla trip, short time before his death, he
called his liouteuants around him 10 give them
final instructions. AT last be asked them:
is there anything more 20 be looked atterf
HUB Atkins saw the opportunity for "a joke
Oh the old mans weakness and accepted It,.
wei, Mr.. Merrill, be said, there's a new
brakeman on the IL. and D. division that you
ought TO know before you leave st Paul
Pioneer Press
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"Has this town ever had boomf inquired
a Boston man of native who was looking
around u railroad depot IN Nebraska.
Il should remark" was the ready reply
"Help things much'
well that, "a question We doomed in
two groceries. a mile Of sidewalk three cast
ern widows. u drug store and five saloons
in one year, and real estate went up 30 per
cent"
"Then it must have helped"
yes. but we all got so Internal stuck mp
that me and another Teller are the only two
men n town what speak "a each other and
seventeen persons baclslid from one church
alone. Wall Street News
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Sick Headache

1914 Main street. Rict
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DER the dash board, blowing babies through
the grindstone without injuring the babies,
where the cyclone and the whopper journey
on in JOY together-there refinement and
fr1imenti. with the new and automatic mai
aides and choice diseases that belong 70 the
Caucasian. gather in the festive resi- man,
take him b. the reservation, rob him while
his little life lasts, rob him till he turns MS
toes up, rob him till he kicks the bucket.
And the Shinnecock Is fading. he VINO
greeted Americas Nespucci when he landed,
tired and sea sick with breath Of peace ana
onions: be who welcomed Other strangers
with their notions Of refinement and their
knowledge of the Scriptures and their fond
ness for Gambrinus- have compaSSed
his damnation and the Shinnecock IS busted
Bill I'VE in New York World.
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FINANCIAL.
Reported by G. w. Branch Il Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New York stock Market.
RTVIEW

NEW YORK. June s.--London was quite a
free seller of stocks this morning, and find
ing only a small demand here, our market
almost naturally yielded and has ruled weak
throughout. II is hardly reasonable TO eX-
pect higher prices. however favorable out
side influences may be, as long as we have
such want of public interest as at present
obtains and it seems peculiarly hard 70 re
suscitate this feeling which is above all 9th
ers an essential one for the creation of bull
market. Having the situation entirely un.
der their control, local bears again raided
stocks and failing 10 meet any opposition oi
consequence they were successful. The close
was steady.
Money, 3 per cent.
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To Iicense-TaN Payers.

License-taxes due the State, to run to
April 30, 1883, are payable on June lst.
These and all other State taxes can be
paid in coupons, which am prepared TO
furnish at a very great saving to the tax
payer.
give each taxpayer a written guaran-
tee of legal protection, free of all cost 10
him. No taxpayer who has purchased
coupons of me has suffered any loss or
harm. JAMES J. COOPER,
Oh Main street, Richmond, Va
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The wheat market has ruled weaker to
day and rather dull The june deal bias be
come quiet. Some ieW scattering ~hDris cNt.
cred to-day around ~ June. hut situation is
unchanged The tar OH options were easier
not having the usual strength n june tDeulr
port thc market. Receipts were heavy. and
cable. unchanged. Close ). about inside fis
urc-.
Corn weaker though very duh. Receipts
are heavy and reports from the growing crol
very fine
Provision, very strong Considerable de-
mand from shorts and for cash stuff Close
is about outside.
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tTUE ISLE OF JAMAICA.
ENGLISH POSSESSION NEGLECTED
AND RUINED.

DopIorabie to See once ''"'
Craving Up In "Bush'-Desorip''o" o'
,... Times when the Planters were
Princcs-Freedmen.
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Madame rings furiously for the valet de
chamhre.
"Antome,r She cries, "this letter has been
opened.
Madame
II know 10 was my husband who has done
it, Confess or will discharge YOU at once. ~
ut was not monsieur confess, madame,
that 10 was myself
~Oh, well more gently, that makes diff
ference. You may go"-Par. Paper
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Cot Alnnr WIN Economx.

You know, OF course, said the old man %
the young man. shat nay daughter has 500
OOl in her own right
Yes, sir.
And YOU are not worth a cent
I'm poor, sir, but great Scott, 10000 is
enough for two Why, I'm economical TO
meanness New York sun
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Iemlmine DipIomacy.

81 can't understand my DEAR why il is that
You, who have such an excellent man for a
husband, should quarrel with him s0 often
Don't you, Wen, it is because be always
brings me home IA present at night 20 make
nm SOL rench Bun.
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Calling over in Manchester the other
day we dropped into the hrst-cass bakery
establishment of l.. X V. STEMS, and found 10
fitted up in frst-class style with all the neces-
sary supplies of good things, such a. always
remind us OF Christmas. Bread. crackers, bis
cults, etc.. IN abundance; cakes ana a variety
of good things for the children, and all made
from the very best and purest materials. This
is indeed model bakery, and one that de
serves and is fast gaining the support OF the
public. BE sure 10 call IN and see them AT
ia5 Hull street. Manchester.
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cured and its return prevented by the use
OF Dr. David's Vegetable Liver Pills. As this
remedy has been thoroughly tested by mum
bers of our best people, containing as II does
none but vegetable ingredients. 70 should com
mend itself 20 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild IN action. these
pills can be taken by both the weak ana the
strong. Price. % cents box Of % Pills five
boxes for 81.
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Bunko Steerer-Isn't this Mr. Smith, Of
Smithyillei
Stranger-No; I'm Mr. Keely, Of Phila-
delphla-
Buuko steerer moves OFF in great haste
New York sun
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She parrot in one hand, dog in the other
Yes, Edward, we've got everything be-
leve-but, where's the babyi
He-Why, gave it to you.
She-l know; and gave it back 10 you.
He-Well. by thunderl II haven't gone
aud left 1t ia the parlor ear.-Exchsnge.
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You Can Drive vermin Out Of Your Hou'

By using the Prepared Shelf Paper for
u,infry shelves and drawers. Warranted Ca
prevent and drive away Ants Reaches, Water
bugs. &c, so annoying a. hOusekeepers.
Whenever this paper is used Do answers "a
double purpOse-it drives away Ncrmin, aud
40 the same time being whiteJ DO gives every
place "A neat, clean appearance.
Positively no poisonous drugs used ODD the
preparation OF this paper Ask your Druggist
VI Grocer for H.. For sale by
BODEKEH BROTHERS,
Druggists,
l4ll Main street. Richmond, Va.
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An object Lesson At The rark.

Mr.. HOgan-Save me, Eileen; Trims the
same koind ov rats Oi seen the mornin' afther
Kelly chrstenin'.
Mrs Hogau-John, its me thinks the howly
motherll absolute yez from the furnichure
XeZ broke r-Julge
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If you will go to Julien Binford's, l2oS
East Main, and see what a run he has on
his Miller Rye at $3.50, you will be con-
WINGED that it is the best whisky for the
price in the United States.
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The best Pianos and Organs in the
world AT Hume. Minor q Co.'S. ~. Ninth street.
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The Daily Record" is valuable puhIica
ton. Subscribe 10 it. Office g22 East Main
tVeets
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Calling over In Manchester the olI

The low price of Pianos and Organs at
Hume Minor X Co.'S will astOnish you.
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Subscribe u the DAILY Record" by sending a
postal card 10 Box 213, city. Fifty cents per
month.
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The universities OF Scotland are considering
a general demand for degrees in music
courses.
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- Marriage and Death Notices inserted
free.
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Tommy brides little brother, after the
ceremony Did it lmrt-the hook
Bridegroom never did like that boy
Hurt-the hoobI What do you mean, deari
Tommy Cause ma SAID Lizzyd fished for
yer a long time, but she'd hooked yer at
last Punch
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-09

Chicago Grain and Produce Market.


Reported by G. +. Redfora a Co.. Grain
Commission Merchants 80. South Twelfth
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-09

Peep in at Hume, Minor Il Co.'S Piano
and organ warerooms, u North Ninth street.